The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01
~Oysters and Soup, every
aax, inc'nl!ing Sundays, at Johnny
A;rsteins.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Sehwarz's.
For nice Ring. go 10 Nick ]
Weiland'S.
If yon want fine Jewelry, G,
to Weiland's
For a fine Watch, gold or sill
yer, go 10 Weiland's.
I'll kinds of Spectacles al N
j. Weilaut's .Jewelry Store.
Dr. Campteli's stable, which was
burned has. week. has been rebuilt.
Go TO Weiland's for Gold Spec
tacles-the finest !ot ever sold in
this city.
Clover, timothy, and African
seed wheat, sold at Jacot
Schwarz's.
If you have not vet used Clover
Leaf Soap. do so at cnce and be
convinced of IFS efficacy.
Johnny KRISTEN has been seri
ously i'll the past week. but we are
glad to know is convalescing.
Crown Prince, South BEND
Chilled Remington and cast plows
sold at cost at Jacob Schwarzs.
Mrs. j. n. Kessler. who has been
quite sick with ma!ariai terer, for
the past two weeks, IS recovering.
Mr.. Henry BOIL. Of Marietta
was in the city on Monday, look
ing up the insurance business.
The Misses Ida and Kitty Rip
psy, Of Lancaster, are visiting their
relatives I'D friends in this place.
Mir. and Mrs. ]. N. Weiland are
visiting their son. q. n. Weiland
and wife, at Columbus. this week
Messrs Cooley & Miner have
at a cost of 100000. added a
hearse to their undertaking depart
mint.
Mr.. j. A. McCIelland, one Of the
prominent democrsts of Perry. and
his son. mad. us a peasant visit on
last Saturday.
Harry BuiEurry. ore of our
most promising y"uE's Logan
boys. dind Yesterday morning, oi
consumption.
FARMERS, les We orders at ia
9Th ScI.warz's tor pl;nsin:iairs and
l., ,ne meals. Highest gra,lrs for
tae least money.
Miss Maud Wade and Mis-
Dnra Miller ofrhe Athens A>y-
..i,i,n. S.,mtiayed at Miss Wada's
Lone near Logan.
Allie. widow ot Samue, Wrstiver
las been granted pension tiott
le.h ;s:irmnn. Of Mi'Iville. has been
granted an increase.
Mrs f. b Comfy and family, If
fra weeks visit among friends and
relstivee IN Perry county, returned
b me Tues,isy evening".
An itenerant preacher enter
tanned qniie large audience IN the
court foom on Sunday afternoon.
Salvation was offered free.
Col. AleS. Sands, of Cincinnati.
is In the city looking as wise as the
Statesman he is and as portly as the
Archbishop he claims to be.
MISS Ella Bodenhammer. after
visit of week and more at the res
idence of Mr.. j n. Acker. returned
to her home at Lancaster, Tuesday.
Empire grain and fertilizer
drills are unrivaled. Accurate
sowing of grair and phosphates.
JACOB SCuWARZ.
If your grocer docs not keep in
stock the Shaker Soap. have him
order some, if you want your clothes
wash, d SO they will look new and
fresh.
If vonr Watch is oui of order,
20 10 We;land's and have i. re-
paired by Mr.. Lay, The besi works
man in the Valley. All work
guaranteed.
Among the lists OF awards at the
State Fair on Tuesday We notice
that Mnynord Pond, of our city,
took three premiums on his Daroc
Jersey swine.
The aged mother of Mr.. Geo.
EIce, of this city, died at Lancas-
ter Monday, and was buried in
Logan Tuesday, Rev. Mittler Of
ficiating. Obituary next week.
Reports cons to us that in
out an abandoned oil
well at BIoomingville, a flow of
oil was procured, ''as thick says
john Buchanan, "as a mans Leg
Mr.. A. E. Price, one of the prom
inent young scholars of our county
made us a pl asant call last Monday.
He will return to the Athens Uni
verslty at the opening of the term.
The 18th Regiment is holding
reunion at Nelsonville this week.
We are informed that the town is
ilandsomly decorated, and the re
union the most successful OF the
season.
The Musical Festival at Few
Plymouth was a grand success.
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